SALINE COUNTY – MoDOT crews will be performing pavement repair work requiring a flagging operation on Route AA starting at Missouri Route 41 to Route… Login to continue reading Login…
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Community Food Pantry, in Marshall, was able to purchase some much-needed items within the past month thanks to a $10,000 grant from ConAgra Brands. The grant they applied for was part of a “healthy eating” campaign, so food pantry staff and volunteers have been trying to find more foods to go along with their other items that would encourage healthy lifestyles.
Spent some time on the Pigeon River … And on the banks of the Cumberland Walked the hills of Appalachia … With my lady - my best friend Saw the view from Lookout Mountain … To the Cumberland Plateau But when it’s all said and done … You know where I want to go Music City often calls my name … Spirits of the Ryman haunt my soul And on the banks of the Mississippi … Sets the birthplace of rockn- roll Graceland’s splendor is never fading … Beale Street makes my spirit dance But I’ll cross that muddy river … If you give me half a chance Lay me down west of the Mississippi The White River waits to lead me home Makes no difference where I wander Makes no difference where I roam Lay me down west of the Mississippi That’s the place I call home It’s where my roots are deeply planted … Where the gentle waters flow In the valley of my people … Where the peaceful breezes blow Lay me down west of the Mississippi The White River waits to lead me home Makes no difference where I wander Makes no difference where I roam Lay me down west of the Mississippi That’s the place I call home
The Marshall Police Department responded to the following calls Sept. 22-25, 2023: – Parks and Recreation burning and property damage – Mr. Shelton Posey was arrested and charged with Burglary 2nd Degree and Knowingly burning or exploding – Property Damage – Food pantry – report not completed – Animal Control – Complaint about ducks, chickens and turkeys.
One of the most common injuries to the knee is known as the torn meniscus. But because the word “meniscus” is not commonly used in everyday speech, many may not know what it means. Activities that can lead to a torn meniscus include sports or work that cause a forceful twist or rotation of the knee - such as pivoting or suddenly stopping. If not treated, this knee injury can lead to additional health issues, according to Richard White, M.D., orthopedic surgeon at Fitzgibbon Orthopedic and Sports Medicine.
Occasionally we all need a verse that can lift our spirits, and James 1:17 is one of those. When we have a problem or trial that is facing us, the one who knows God as faithful, turns to Him in prayer looking for a blessing. “Every good and perfect gift comes from above, coming down from the Father of lights, with whom there is no variation or shifting shado w.”
The following warranty deeds were filed September 15-21, 2023, by Saline County Recorder of Deeds Jessica Baker: Mary F. Zimmerman to David Russell Zimmerman, pt.
Diane Weinreich, FNP, was the winner of a Marshall Rotary Club raffle held during the Marshall High School homecoming football game on Friday, Sept. 15. Club members sold raffle tickets, making roughly $300 to go toward scholarships they provide. Weinreich donated a portion of her winnings back to the Rotary Club.